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  • Being a Girl Student in FCC…

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  • A South Asian Feast at Edgbaston

    A South Asian Feast at Edgbaston

    India, Pakistan
  • From the Archive to the Courtyard: Returning to the Swaminarayan Temple, Karachi

    Pakistan, Partition, Short Essays

    In April 2020, I wrote a blog post on the Swaminarayan Temple in Karachi. Calling it a “blog piece” was something of a stretch, it was really a set of fragments from the archive: letters exchanged between Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan, and Gopalaswami Ayyangar, Minister for Transport and Railways in the Government…

  • Educating Rita: Who Gets to Study the Humanities Now?

    Short Essays
  • Between Worlds: On Hate, History, and the Possibility of Belonging

    Between Worlds: On Hate, History, and the Possibility of Belonging

    India, Pakistan, Poetry Corner, Short Essays
  • Omar Khayyam’s Rubaiyat

    Poetry Corner
  • Books, Films, Talks and a Nation

    Books, Films, Talks and a Nation

    India, Short Essays
  • From Mano Majra to Faqiranwalla: Revisiting the Train to Pakistan

    Pakistan, Partition, Short Essays
  • From Ambedkar to Mayawati

    India, Short Essays
  • From the Ashes of 1947: Reimagining Punjab

    Gallery, Short Essays
  • Living in Coventry: from Thatcher to May

    Short Essays
  • Poetry Corner: Benign and Humble

    Poetry Corner
  • Poetry Corner: Laeeq Babree

    Poetry Corner
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